09/07/2026
Sept. 8, 2026: Due to the damage from the storms Sept. 6-7, the City of Raymore will provide a tree and limb drop off for Raymore residents. Please note, as damage from this storm was less widespread than in past weather events, we will have limited hours for limb drop off from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 11, and 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 12, 2026.
The drop off location is at the Public Works Operations facility at 1021 S. Madison St.
-This drop off is for Raymore residents only and proof of residency is required.
-No commercial drop offs will be accepted.
-No lawn or leaf bags will be accepted.
-This event is rain or shine.
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Sept. 7, morning update: Power has been restored to the majority of the city. Hubach Hill Road remains closed between Prairie Lane Road and Parrott Farm Road due to downed power poles. NWS reports the damage was a result of a mix of straight line winds and downbursts.
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Sept. 7, 12 a.m. update - 20-25 power poles snapped on Hubach Hill Road west of Prairie Lane and are blocking the road. The road is closed between Prairie Lane and Parrott Farm Road. Evergy is on site evaluating the situation.
Traffic signals still without power: 58 Highway and J Highway; Hubach Hill and School Road; N Cass Parkway and Dean Avenue
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Sept. 6, 7:48 p.m.- PD and Public Works are responding to traffic light outages at multiple intersections across town. If you have to be out, please treat intersections without power to the traffic lights as 4-way stops.
Power lines are down at Lucy Webb and S Foxridge- please avoid the area, if possible.
